Meanings of native fauna in English

Bees pollinate our crops, our native fauna - and our garden plants.

They have had a devastating impact upon Australia's native fauna.

If the skull's interior was infested by some other native fauna, he wanted to know it.

Forsyth's delicate works in her current show at Ponsonby gallery Whitespace depict threatened native fauna and flora.

Many models carried native fauna and some looks were in an earthy palette of desert red and khaki.

When Captain Cook landed in 1778, ushering in the colonial era, the decline of Hawaii's native fauna accelerated.

It's not just weevils that needed the flax to survive, but the rare goldstripe lizard and other native fauna.

The common fox of Europe has been introduced into Australia, where it is destructive to the native fauna and to lambs.

She explains who's involved, the impact it will have on native fauna and flora as well as who's funding the mammoth task.

This mainland sanctuary is home to threatened native fauna plus, on this evening, a dozen chatty kids from nearby Matakana Primary School.

They were thus able to build a fleet of powerful submarine vessels to scour the ocean and destroy the whole native fauna.

The enthusiasts paid to attend building sessions at Hinchingbrooke Country Park, near Huntingdon, making native fauna and flora for the Great Fen model.

This mainland sanctuary is now home to threatened native fauna, plus on this evening, a dozen chatty kids from nearby Matakana Primary School.

The Cudgen Nature Reserve stretches across 897.4 hectares and is a hub for the conservation of native fauna.

The English obsession with native fauna began after 1699 when the first Englishman, William Dampier, set foot here, although he never saw any wombats.

The contrasting colours of arid red desert and sparkling turquoise waters and the abundance of wildflowers and native fauna are seared into my memory.